Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-04-08

necessarily incident to it's manufacture, and
that it's only object was to make it re.
.semble dairy butter and increase it's mar.
ket value. We are of the opinion that
such artificial coloring comes within the
statutory prohibition against imitation,
and that such prohibition is within the
power OF the legislature
At the annual meeting OF the Union Pa
citic company in Boston the following tick
ct for directors was elected: Charles Fran
els Adams, Frederick T. Ames, Elisha At.
kins, Ezra H. Baker, F. Gordon Dexter,
Mahlon D. Spaulding. OF Boston; Henry
II. Cook, Sidney Dillon, David Bows, An
drew H. Green, Colgate Hoyt, S. r. CaHo-
way, Grenville NJ. Dodge, James A. Rum
hill and John Sharp. There is hut one
change from the membership OF the old
board, D. Spaulding being substituted ior
John P. Spaulding.
The Warm Spring Indians OF Colorado
get the first allotment OF land under the
new law.
The report OF the loss OF the New found
land sealing steamer Eagle with 26O men,
is confirmed. She was sent to sea with
faulty boilers.
The large shoe manufa cturing establish.
ment OF Pingree & Smith OF Detroit was
totally destroyed by fire. The loss is
1926, 900.
The New York Sun announces that Mr.
Blaine and family will sail for Europe in
May, to be absent year.
The late Paul Tulane, founder OF the Tu-
lane university in New Orleans, went to
that city from Princeton, N. j., in 1918,
on horseback.
The post Office department officials are
having prepared series OF new designs OF
embossed stamps for stamped envelopes Of
the one, two, four and five-cent denomina.
tons. The head Of Franklin has been &C.
|, lected for the one.cent stamp, and the
heads of Washington, jackson and Grant
for the two, four and fiye-cent denomina-
tions respectively. The general design ci
the new series is uniform on the upper side
and following the oval shape of the stamp
is the legend Omitted States Postage" in
stead OF ~. 8. Postage as on the stamps
now in use. The new series will be ready
for issue about May I. The border of the
one-cent adhesive stamp has been slightly
modified to conform to the design OF the
two-cent stamp.
The following appointments have been
made: Secretary OF the treasury, Charles
S. Fairchild OF New York; assistant secre-
New York. Mr.. Maynard in the second
controller Of the treasury, having been ap-
pointed June I, 1885. At the time of his
appointment Maynard was first deputy
attorney general Of New York. Two years
previous he was the Dem ocratic candidate
for secretary OF state OF New York, but
was defeated, owing to his prohibition rec.
ord.
In the house OF Lords Earl Cardigan,
Conservative, presented bill providing
for the purchase OF Irish holdings, or FOR
the system OF dual ownership created by
the act OF 1881. and explained it at some
length. The Earl OF Belmore said: While
the measure would hit some landlords
hard it would also hit some tenents whose
present rents were much lower than the
court would fix. The Earl OF Dunraven
said: The measure would be beneficial,
but the only chance of satisfying Ireland
was the abolition OF dual ownership OF
land invented by Gladstone and his par
ty. The bill passed the first reading. The
second reading was fixed for April 81.
Postofices established Dakota: Silver
City, Pennington county, Minnesota: See
field, Lyons county. Wisconsin: Chester,
Dodge county; Melnik, Manitowoc county;
Dakota: Harrington, Faulk county, to
Burkemere, Minnesota: Eden Lake, Stearns
county, to Eden Valley. Postmasters
Observation-Disclosures Alexandria, G..
Vivian. Iowa: What Cheer, B. Burke.
Wisconsin: Eeenah, J. McGin. Fourth
class postmasters ppointed-Dakota:
Brook6eld, H. G. Ferguson; Darcy, A. f.
Clendening; Highmore, Davis Amone. Iowa:
Zen Vile, R. McCracken. Montana: Etcb-
etah, r. J. Guy; Junction, w. Campbell
The president appointed Otto Kaupp post.
master Of Blue Earth City, Mimi, vice
John II. Sprout, removed.
James E. Robinson OF Fargo, OAK, has
been debarred from practicing rs an at.
torney before the interior departments, it's
bureaus and local offices.
Elk. Commissioner Of Patents Montgom-
cry is appointed associate justice OF the So
preme court OF the District of Columbia.
The Stone Cutters Ass~--..ation of Gin
ed to close business until settlement can
be made as to wages. About 700 work. men
are thus deprived OF work.
The boom that has been raging at Ash
land for the last few weeks has quieted
down somewhat.
John Talbot, the hero of many burgla-
ries, and his pal Charles Radford, who have
successfully eluded the police of New York
and other cities for several years have
again been captured.
Seattle Press: The belief is becoming
very general that the Manitoba" as the
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railway
is called, ia making Roadway rapidly for
Seattle as the most practicable outlet to
the Pacific.
At De Smet. OAK, Mrs. Bouchie, convict.
ed of granddaughter in the second degree,
was fined $500.
4. NJ. Stanton, manager OF Sistare's Sons
bank in Detroit, has absconded with be-
tween $2S, 900 and $4,000.
The appointment as receiver for the
Wabash railroad lines east OF the Missis-
sippi river to succeed Judge Cooley Was
offered to 8. r. Galloway, general manager
OF the Union Pacific railroad.
William NJ. Clemens has been appointed
manager OF all the lines of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad east OF the Ohio river.
Col. Robert G. Ingersoll was admitted to
practice at the bar Of the state in New
York. When asked to be sworn he refused
and affirmed in place thereof. He then
signed the roll. T. .,--. =
C. w. Hastings OF Brookings, Oak, has
been appointed postmaster in place Of
George W. Hopp. g.. - = Il.
Some time ago the chief warden Of 3
church in Montreal purposely omitted
presenting the collection box to one of the
parishioners during service, and was sued
ia consequence and con 1emed to pay 81
900 damages. The other church wardens
afterward passed resolution agreeing to
refuni the amount out of the church
money. Several practitioners then took
action to have the resolution rescinded,
and the court pronounced in their favor.
A dispatch from Vienna to the London
Chronicle says: While the car was walk
ing on terrace overlooking the lawn ct
Gatschina palace, q shot was fred from be-
hind the bush. The bullet v histled close to
the Cars ear. "A second shot wae fred
from behind another bush, but without ei-
feet. A sentinel near Immediately fired up-
tried to escape, but was arrested. He